Pharmacist

Hospital pharmacists and technicians in Canterbury called off a planned strike at the 11th hour after finally receiving an offer from the DHB, which they were expected to vote on by 27 September

Long-awaited pay offers will be considered by hospital pharmacy negotiating teams in Canterbury and Northland over the next two weeks

The Summer Holidays are finally here. To give you some inspiration for what to do with all the well-earned free time you (hopefully) have, we look back at some of the amazing hobby activities other pharmacists get up to

The Summer Holidays are finally here. To give you some inspiration for what to do with all the well-earned free time you (hopefully) have, we look back at some of the amazing hobby activities other pharmacists get up to

Kim Brackley is stepping down as president of the New Zealand Hospital Pharmacists’ Association after three and a half years in the job

From windy Wellington to rural Wales and chaotic London, hospital pharmacist Kim Brackley hasn’t been afraid to cross borders and take on new challenges to further her career

From windy Wellington to rural Wales and chaotic London, hospital pharmacist Kim Brackley hasn’t been afraid to cross borders and take on new challenges to further her career

The New Zealand AIDS Foundation is delighted at Pharmac’s decision to become one of the first countries in the world to publicly fund the HIV-prevention drug pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP)

New Plymouth-born pharmacist Gray Barnett has gone to sea.

Changes to eight health-related laws mean more health practitioners can issue sick or injury certificates – a job  ­previously only doctors have been considered qualified to do.